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Can someone explain to me about the 3 parts of esophagus and how they r differentiated depending on changes in the muscular tissue(smooth/skeletal muscles) and innervation..one of my friends got this q on his exam..the answer is wrong on dental decks but i remember reading the right answer in kaplan..i cant find it now though!!
Can someone help me out..thanks!!
 
esophagus
proximal end striated muscle
mid portion striated and smooth
distal end smooth end
 
Hey rtvj........ Anjali is right.
 
thanks for the answer!! 👍

UOTE=anjali_45]esophagus
proximal end striated muscle
mid portion striated and smooth
distal end smooth end[/QUOTE]
 
Hi guys,
I have one more Q to ask . How does the occlusal outline of mand.1st molar look like?
Rhomboidal or
Pentagonal?
thnx
drsj
 
drsj said:
Hi guys,
I have one more Q to ask . How does the occlusal outline of mand.1st molar look like?
Rhomboidal or
Pentagonal?
thnx
drsj

Pentagonal. The max 1st molar is rhomboidal.
 
Hi rtvj:

anjali_45 is absolutely right. This is easy to recall. Just think that skeletal muscle is voluntary, that is why you have it in the upper part of the esophagus. The last third is involuntary therefore it has smooth muscle. And the middle third just remember it's a mix of both.

Hope it's useful for you 🙂
 
Hi,

Can anyone help me with this question with explanation.

Q.30 (July 89)

If a susceptible person were given tetanus antitoxin what kind of immunity would result:

1. Innate
2. Natural active
3.Natural passive
4. artificial active
5. artificial passive


Q. 94 (1997)
Administration of tetanus toxoid provides what type of immunity.

1. Innate
2. Natural active
3.Natural passive
4. artificial active
5. artificial passive

Thanks

TZ
 
1)If tetanus antitoxin is given, then, artificial passive immunity results, because tetanus antitoxin is nothing but antibodies aganist the toxin. since artificial antibodies are given from outside source, it is called passive imunity.


2)If tetanus toxiod is given, it induces the production of antibobies within the body, hence it gives artificial active immunity.






Toothzone said:
Hi,

Can anyone help me with this question with explanation.

Q.30 (July 89)

If a susceptible person were given tetanus antitoxin what kind of immunity would result:

1. Innate
2. Natural active
3.Natural passive
4. artificial active
5. artificial passive


Q. 94 (1997)
Administration of tetanus toxoid provides what type of immunity.

1. Innate
2. Natural active
3.Natural passive
4. artificial active
5. artificial passive

Thanks

TZ
 
thanks a lot for the tip!!🙂 👍

toothcol said:
Hi rtvj:

anjali_45 is absolutely right. This is easy to recall. Just think that skeletal muscle is voluntary, that is why you have it in the upper part of the esophagus. The last third is involuntary therefore it has smooth muscle. And the middle third just remember it's a mix of both.

Hope it's useful for you 🙂
 
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